A History of the Hebrew Monarchy
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Hope either to gain some remission or to procure some direct militarj^ help, and otherwise to show respect, Ahaz paid a visit in person to Tiglathpileser when he was at Damascus. If the great king^s troops escorted him from the lower Jordan, after he had crossed it opposite Jericho, the journey was now quite safe. Nevertheless, his pains were to no purpose. He gained nothing from Tiglathpileser^, and incurred new con- tempt with the more zealous of his own subjects. All consideration of the rel...igious character of Ahaz has been purposely deferred, in order that the whole may be viewed together. Both the historians are severe upon him ; but the Chronicler, as usual, exaggerates the accusations of his predecessor. By far the worst charge against him is that he devoted one or more of his children to Molech. This is expressed in the older narrative by saying, that he " made his son to pass through the fire -, ^' confining it to one son, and leaving it doubtful whether life was actually sacrificed.
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Hope either to gain some remission or to procure some direct militarj^ help, and otherwise to show respect, Ahaz paid a visit in person to Tiglathpileser when he was at Damascus. If the great king^s troops escorted him from the lower Jordan, after he had crossed it opposite Jericho, the journey was now quite safe. Nevertheless, his pains were to no purpose. He gained nothing from Tiglathpileser^, and incurred new con- tempt with the more zealous of his own subjects. All consideration of the rel...igious character of Ahaz has been purposely deferred, in order that the whole may be viewed together. Both the historians are severe upon him ; but the Chronicler, as usual, exaggerates the accusations of his predecessor. By far the worst charge against him is that he devoted one or more of his children to Molech. This is expressed in the older narrative by saying, that he " made his son to pass through the fire -, ^' confining it to one son, and leaving it doubtful whether life was actually sacrificed.
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